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165  Zwei  Malrikas  mit  Kindern  auf  dem  Arm.  Two  Malrikas,  carrying  children.
Schiefer,  H  58  cm,  B  45  cm.  Samalaji,  Provinz  Bombay,  Spät-Gupta,
  ca.  6.  Johrhunderi  n.  Chr.  Museum  and  Picfure  Gallery,
Baroda,  Government  of  Bombay.  Reg.  No.  Ac.  2.545.  Sectional
Catalogue  No.  Ar.  669.
166  Siva,  von  seinem  Stier  Nandin  begleitet;  Parvati  mit  einem  Kind  im  Arm.
Siva  and  Parvati  with  Nandin;  Parvati  carries  a  child  in  her
arms.
Schiefer,  H  58  cm,  B  44,5  cm.  Tintoi,  Provinz  Bombay,  Spöt-Gupla,
ca.  6.  Jahrhundert  n.  Chr.  Museum  and  Picture  Gallery,  Baroda,
Government  ot  Bombay.  Reg.  No.  Ac.  2.549.  Sectional  Catalogue
No.  Ar.  667.

JOURNAL  OF  INDIAN  MUSEUMS  10,  1954,  Tafel  11,  Abb.  22.
167*  Unterteil  einer  Frauenfigur  auf  architektonischem  Gesims  mit  der  Darstellung  einer  Eidechse.

Vom  nackten  Oberkörper  fällt  eine  Keffe.  Das  Gewand
des  Unterkörpers  legt  sich  straff  an  den  Leib,  löfjt  ihn
durchscheinen  und  bildet  reiche  Seitenstege.  An  den
Fufjgelenken  schwerer  Metallschmuck.

168  Salabhanjika.  Frau  greift

Fragment  (only  the  lower  two-thirds)  of  a  standing  female  figure,
with  the  legs  crossed,  wearing  heavy  anklets  (Nupuras).  She  is
thinly  draped  from  the  waist  downwards.  She  Stands  on  a  cornice
on  the  facade  of  which  is  carved  a  lizard.
Grauer  Sandstein,  rot  bemalt,  Dreiviertel-Relief,  H  76,2  cm,
B  33  cm.  Mathura,  Provinz  Utfar  Pradesh,  Gupta,  ca.  6.  Jahrhundert ­
  n.  Chr.  Indian  Museum,  Archaeological  Section,  Calcutta.
  M.  9.
From  the  naked  upper  part  of  the  body  hangs  a  chain.  The
garment  above  the  lower  part  clings  to  the  body  which  is  visible
through  the  muslin.  On  the  ankles  heavy  metallic  chains.
1883.  J.  Anderson,  Catalogue  and  handbook  of  the  archaeological ­
  collections  In  the  Indian  Museum.  Calcutta  1883,  I,  S.  183.
—  Exhibition  of  Indian  Art  Album.  New  Delhi  1948,  Tafel  12.  —■
The  art  of  India  and  Pakistan,  a  commemorative  catalogue  of
the  exhibition  held  at  The  Royal  Academy  of  Art,  London  1947/48.
London  1949,  Tafel  37,  Nr.  242.  —  H.  Zimmer,  The  ort  of  Indian
Asia.  New  York  1955,  Tafel  107.

in  das  Geäst  eines  blühenden  Ashoka-Baumes.

A  lady  standing  under  a  blossoming  Ashoka  tree  grasping  a
branch.
Roter  Sandstein,  H  118  cm.  Mathura,  Provinz  Uttar  Pradesh,
Gupta,  ca.  5.  Jahrhundert  n.  Chr.  Archaeological  Museum,
Mathura.  3810.
169  Frauenkopf,  mif  Ohrringen  und  Girlanden  geschmückt.
Female  head  adorned  with  garlands  and  ear-rings.
Roter  Sandstein,  H  27  cm.  Mathura,  Provinz  Uttar  Pradesh,  Gupta,
ca.  5.  Jahrhundert  n.  Chr.  Archaeological  Museum,  Mathura.  261.
            
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